QR Codes for Instagram, YouTube, and WhatsApp: create them in seconds
Copy your profile, channel, or wa.me link, paste it into a QR Code tool (or choose the template), add your colors and logo, and export. The code stops working if your username or number changes, so check before printing.
Open your profile in a browser and copy the address (it looks like https://www.instagram.com/yourname). Paste it into the code. Your username must stay the same for the code to keep working.
YouTube
Use the link to your channel or a specific video. For a channel, copy the address from your browser's address bar; for a video, use its share link.
A WhatsApp link looks like https://wa.me/15551234567: the number in full international format, digits only, with no plus sign, spaces, or dashes. You can add a ready-made message with ?text= followed by your text (spaces written as %20).
In StyloQR
- Install the StyloQR Chrome extension.
- Choose the Instagram, YouTube, or WhatsApp template and fill in your details.
- Add your colors and logo, then export as PNG, 4K PNG, SVG, or PDF.
The templates and the logo are free.
Where to put it
- On a business card, flyer, or sticker.
- On a video thumbnail or end screen, if the platform allows it.
- On your portfolio or website, as PNG.
Keep it large and high-contrast. See QR Code colors and contrast and how to add a logo.
Frequently asked questions
Will the code still work if I change my username?
No. The code holds the old address, so if the username changes, make and share a new code.
Is it free?
Yes. Single codes, templates, and the logo are free in StyloQR.
Try StyloQR free
Install the Chrome extension. Single QR Codes are free; Pro is a one-time $9.90 and adds batches, animation, history, and gradients.
Add to Chrome — it's free